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Do you really mean adventure mode as the Category states? The description indicates it's Fortress mode.
This doesn't happen normally, so the "Steps To Reproduce" are unlikely to actually reproduce the issue. Thus, a save is probably needed to make any headway with the issue (upload to DFFD: http://dffd.bay12games.com/submit.php [^]) and provide a link to it in a comment.
It would also help if you'd provide additional info that might turn out to be relevant:
- OS and OS version
- DF version (32 or 64 bits)
- Usage of any mods or tools (e.g. an LNP with version, if used, plus the tools enabled). |
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XZell
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2018-06-18 06:17
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Actually I can't reproduce the same bug even using a backup save that I created just before retiring. However it happens on a Win10 using the "Dwarf Fortress.exe" file from the "PeridexisErrant's Starter Pack 0.44.10-r03" folder (but without open PyLNP.exe)
PS: Yes, of course I mean Fortress mode. I'm sorry ^^" |
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Non reproducible bugs are a pain to investigate, unfortunately.
It can be noted that if DFHack is enabled it will be active regardless of whether DF was started from PyLNP or directly from the DF exe. |
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Loci
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2018-06-20 15:34
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Were they actually in rock, or just unrevealed tiles? Were you able to dig them out?
Had you used any DFHack commands (e.g. "reveal")? |
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